Big Krit

Lyrically Joey one of the best in mainstream. Up there with Kendrick KRIT Wale in lyrical ability but anytime he drops something different than what he blew up off people take it as him being a wave rider when he just making the music he want. He got conscious songs, can construct and write hits for other artists and is lyrically talented. He only 25. His lyrical ability is better than half the popular niggas older than him

Nah they getting the attention he should have been got

I also feel like him taking a long time to drop an album after AABA kinda hindered the amount of attention he was garnering, but I'm still positive his next album will be good

Griseldas 15 min is up. Joey got way more reach than them too

Just read what he said in this song Amerikkkan Idol 3 years ago below 👇🏾

What the government is doing to most our people is
Downright evil but not surprising, that's for certain
Under the conflict of propaganda, I believe simply trying to slander
Start a Civil War within the USA amongst black and white and those elite
They are simply pushing us to our limit so that we can all get together and get with it
They want us to rebel, so that it makes easier for them to kill us and put us in jails
Alton Sterlings are happening every day in this country and around the world
The scary part, boys and girls, is most of these stories
Don't make it to the news and reach mass consciousness
It is for sure time that we as a people stand up for
Acknowledgement and accomplishment of what we call human rights
It is time to rebel, better yet, raise hell
I just want everyone to be cautious about how they go about it
Because this is all part of the government's plan they been plottin'
They're literally begging for this to happen
So they can kill us off using uprising and rebellion as an excuse in a timely fashion
The cancerous foods, the chemical warfare
Economic suffering is not working fast enough
There are many steps ahead of us and manifesting the future that they want
We have to work together, not only rattling them
On a physical plane but to outsmart them
On an intellectual mental level the same
As black men, I think our gangs need to do a better
Job at protecting us, the people, our communities
And not assisting in destroying them brutally
It's time to even the score
'Cause who do we call when the police break the law
We are so quick to pick up a gun and kill one another
But not quick enough to pick it up and protect each other
The code words to killin' a black man by police is "He's got a gun"
Damned if he do, damned if he don't, damned if he runs
Or what about them, them murderers got it
We need solutions, you better start plotting now
It's always been clear that they don't value our lives
My people been suffering way too long, and I'm tired of singing the same old song
People acting like this s*** isn't happening, it's downright wrong
Justice won't be served by a hashtag, and that's the very reason I ask that
What are we to do? We're scattered around
With no clue of this ugly truth
All we know is who they ridiculed and who gets minisculed
Time to wake the f*** up and do our own research
And not form opinions based on just what we've heard
Ameri-k-k-k-a is force feeding you lies down your throats with a silver spoon
And eventually, we'll all be doomed
Real, real, real soon

Blu

damn, didn't know it was all off them. I knew they had a dude named slug christ who was like a literal heroin addict and would shoot up in videos or something

For real? Cube said that? I'd be curious to hear that Interview.

Sean Leon and Freeway, good picks itt tho

busdriver has been doing this s*** for like 20 years and never really blew up

definitely one of my favorite lyricists

Cant find the s*** but I remember him saying Knoc was f***ing up on tour with Westside Connection.

Ah. Lights Out was a jam! They must have performed that live a bunch of times.

Spaceghostpurrp

Blu

Are they even in the same market? I always thought of Joey Badass as the type of rapper ASAP Rocky/Mac Miller/Odd Future fans listen to while Griselda is more for fans of 90s rap